Personality

• Freud
• structure
• conscious
• preconscious
• unconscious
• id
• pleasure principle
• ego
• reality principle
• superego
• conscience, ego ideal
• psychosexual development
• oral
• anal
• phallic
• Oedipal crisis
• latent
• genital
• character types
• fixation
• oral
• passive
• aggressive
• anal
• retentive
• expulsive
• phallic
• genital (healthy)
• defenses
• denial
• repression
• reaction formation
• projection
• displacement
• identification
• regression
• rationalization
• sublimation
• Trait and temperament theories
• Myers-Briggs (Carl Jung)
• introversion-extraversion
• sensing-intuiting
• thinking-feeling
• judging-perceiving
• Hans Eysenck
• introversion-extraversion
• neuroticism
• psychoticism
• The Big Five
• introversion-extraversion
• emotional stability
• agreeableness
• conscientiousness
• openness
• Alfred Adler
• striving for perfection
• social interest
• inferiority
• inferiority complex
• superiority complex
• compensation
• Carl Rogers
• actualization
  
• organismic valuing
• need for positive regard
• need for positive self-regard
• conditions of worth
• conditional positive regard
• conditional positive self-regard
• incongruence
• real self
• ideal self
• fully functioning person
• open to experience
• living in the here and now
• organismic trusting
• freedom
• creativity

• biosocial theory
• predisposing physiological conditions
• culture, upbringing, etc.
• triggering stressors
• anxiety disorders
• generalized anxiety disorder
  
• social phobia
• panic attacks and panic disorder
  
• agoraphobia
• specific phobias
• post-traumatic stress disorder
• obsessive-compulsive disorder
• obsessions
• compulsions
• related disorders
• hypochondriasis
• trichotillomania
• pathological gambling
  
• mood disorders
• major depression
• suicide
  
• bipolar disorder
• mania
• depression
• somatoform disorders
• somatization
• conversion disorder
• hysteria
• pain disorder
• dissociative disorders
• dissociation
• depersonalization
• derealization
• dissociative amnesia
• fugue
• dissociative identity disorder
• multiple personalities
• dissociative trance disorder
• trance
• intermittent explosive disorder
• amok
  
• schizophrenia
• delusions
• paranoia
• grandeur
  
• hallucinations (esp. auditory)
  
• disorganized speech and thought
• disorganized behavior
• catatonic behaviors
• affect flattening
• cultural variation
• personality disorders
• paranoid p.d.
• schizoid p.d.
• schizotypal p.d.
• antisocial p.d. ("psychopath," "sociopath")
• borderline p.d.
• histrionic and narcissistic p.d.
• avoidant and dependent p.d.
• obsessive-compulsive p.d.

• Drug and other medical therapies
• psychopharmacology
• antipsychotic drugs
• antianxiety drugs
• antidepressant drugs
• selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) -- prozac etc.
• lithium
• psychosurgery (eg. lobotomy)
• ECT (electro-convulsive or "shock" therapy)

• Psychotherapy
• psychoanalysis (Freud)
• free association
• resistance
• interpretation
• transference
• catharsis
• insight
• humanistic (Rogers)
• client-centered
• the therapists' qualities
• empathy
• genuineness
• acceptance
• reflection (active listening)
• cognitive approaches
• rational therapy (Albert Ellis)
• irrational beliefs
• argument as therapy
• systematic desensitization (Joseph Wolpe)
• progressive relaxation
• fear hierarchy